Medtronic acquired Stimgenics, developer of the Differential Target Multiplexed spinal cord stimulation therapy, which is used to treat patients with chronic pain.
Orthofix signed an asset purchase agreement with German company Wittenstein SE to acquire its Fitbone platform, which has potential applications for early onset scoliosis. The transaction includes $18 million in cash closing considerations and a manufacturing supply contract with Wittenstein SE.
Anika Therapeutics acquired sports medicine company Parcus Medical for $35 million with $60 million in potential incentives. Parcus Medical’s product portfolio facilitates surgeries of the shoulder, knee, hip and distal extremities.
Maruho Medical acquired orthopedic surgical device company Valeris Medical in Marietta, Ga. The acquisition expands Maruho Medical’s portfolio for soft tissue repair procedures.
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